When Israeli extremists arrived in Qusra seeking to evict Palestinians from their hilltop homes, residents hoped the IDF would come to their aid. Instead, the soldiers drank coffee and prayed with the assailants.
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When Israeli extremists arrived in Qusra seeking to evict Palestinians from their hilltop homes, residents hoped the IDF would come to their aid. Instead, the soldiers drank coffee and prayed with the assailants.
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* It’s called Scapegoat Psychology * * In his book "Depth Psychology and a new Ethic," written in response to the Holocaust, Neumann argues that the "old ethic," which pursued an illusory perfection by repressing the "shadow," has lost its power to deal with contemporary problems. *
Twenty to 30 Israeli men and teenagers arrived in Qusra on Sunday. Since then, nine Palestinians from three families have holed up inside their homes, fearful of losing them if they leave.
The incident has drawn condemnation from some Israelis. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot said it revealed a breakdown within Israel’s political and military leadership.